Experiences with beryllium swelling and replacement in the Plum Brook reactor
Beryllium swelling and replacement in Plum Brook reactor
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Beryllium swelling and replacement in Plum Brook reactor
Digital computer for determining currents and forces in magnetic forming beryllium coil assembly
Neutron interaction behavior of beryllium oxide and molybdenum reflectors for nuclear reactors
End fittings developed for beryllium structural tubing
Experimental measurements of thermal conductivity, electrical resistivity, and specific heat with hot pressed beryllium specimens
Beryllium reflector distortion in Plum Brook Reactor due to neutron embrittlement and gas formation, noting material surveillance, replacement, etc
Strong p-type conductivity of silicon doped with beryllium by thermal diffusion, giving electrical and optical measurements
Electronic properties of beryllium doped silicon studied with IR absorption spectroscopy and electrical measurements, describing Be thermal diffusion
Compatible electrolyte for beryllium anode in electrochemical cell
Reducing friction and contact resistance of sliding electrical contacts of beryllium by gallium lubrication in vacuum
Technology development for electrodeposition of aluminum alloys and beryllium
Thermal neutron absorber buildup in irradiated beryllium
Pressureless sintered isotropic beryllium surfaces for telescope mirrors
Processing effects on dimensional stability of beryllium mirrors for telescopes
Oxide transport and water vapor effects on flash- heated beryllium droplet combustion
Beryllium proportional counters for satellite X ray astronomy, noting long term stability and environmental resistance
Electrodeposition of magnesium and beryllium from organic baths
Collisional ionization rates for lithium and beryllium-like ions deduced from time history of spectral lines emitted by these ions in hot plasmas